Thursday, May 9, 2013

The Jasmeen Tree And Devil's Hair Comments

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So lovingly to soil she sent her roots
Now caresses the casement its lovely shoots
Starry flowers glow in twilight green
Dance in breeze and in dew they preen
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Yasmin Khan
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Jasmin Read 29 May 2013

I live this poem! In school we may have to present a poem about nature, and I might do this one! ! xx

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Farah Ilyas 15 May 2013

She still stands tall in her turret bower Laughing in sunshine glowing in shower Necking birds and gemming flowers Swing on boughs for hearts a dower... wao poem on nature is beautifully drawn by you on the canvas of poetry.....hey is there any connection in between jasmine tree & you? or is it a symbolic poem?

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Allemagne Roßmann 12 May 2013

Great write.May be some men can catch the glow and only they are beyond vision for many such malicious tresses to reckon- -every inch of tress has some story behind its darkness it plunges the mind into.Inquisitive write.Stupendous flow.

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Hazel Durham 12 May 2013

The jasmeen tree is so beautifully captured with great imagery and panache!

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Sallam Yassin 10 May 2013

sweet that no power on earth that can stop the beauty to shine and spray out all the grace of good heart thanks Jasmeen

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Yasmin Khan 10 May 2013

You are right it can be interpreted as a symbolic poem

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Aftab Alam Khursheed 10 May 2013

an allegory nice poem well writ Jasmeen

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Neela Nath Das 10 May 2013

But, this is an allegorical poem, I think. right?

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Valsa George 09 May 2013

This is one of the most beautiful poems I have read on a tree! (not flattering) The Jasmine tree with its exotically fragrant flowers is called Champa here. It may be strangled by wild creepers, but nothing can hide its perfume and the glaring whiteness of its flowers among dark emerald leaves! By seeing the spelling changed, I see a deeper implication to the poem. Is this JASMEEN that Jasmine, thriving among rivalry and jealousy? ?

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Neela Nath Das 09 May 2013

Really, poems on nature attract us more. Loved.

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David Wood 09 May 2013

I love poems about nature and I loved your poem. I have written much about bluebells and daffodils. Lovely write.

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Gajanan Mishra 09 May 2013

good write, laughing in sunshine glowing in shower, thanks. I invite you to read my poems and comment.

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